For years, I had the privilege of working alongside @CarolynFHugley on the Georgia House floor. I know how effectively she leads, how hard she works, and how deeply she cares about the people we serve.
Long before Democrats had a majority in the Georgia House, Leader Hugley worked to build one, seat by seat, year by year. Now, Georgia House Democrats have chosen her as their nominee for Speaker - a wise choice that will shape a bold future.
Congratulations, Carolyn. I’m so proud of you, my friend.
A new day, a new House Majority, including Georgia’s first Black woman Speaker of the House, Carolyn Hugley!
Thank you for the warm welcome @ReverendWarnock.
Thank you, District 59!
Georgians have sent a clear message — we want affordable healthcare, housing within reach, and childcare that doesn’t cost as much as our rent or mortgage.
It’s a new day in Georgia. I can’t wait to get back to work. #GaPol
Congratulations to State Rep. Phil Olaleye on his reelection. He fought to pay student teachers and took on corporate homebuyers, because he’s working for a Georgia where you can afford to serve your community and actually live in it.
Mission accomplished ✅
Almost $30M secured for Atlanta Tech’s Hank Aaron Academic Complex. Grateful to everyone who helped turn that vision into a transformational investment in Atlanta Tech’s students.
Now, we build.
#GaPol#AtlantaTech#RepPhil
Honored to serve on the Blue-Ribbon Study Committee on Education Performance Metrics & Workforce Stability.
We kicked off in Houston County, hearing from school leaders on performance measures and their impact on schools.
Looking forward to the conversations ahead. #GaPol
One of Sen. Raphael Warnock's highest-profile housing proposals has officially become federal law, marking a significant policy change aimed at slowing corporate ownership of single-family homes.
250 years 🧵
Recently, I visited Monticello — the home of Thomas Jefferson. It was there that an idea helped shape a nation: our rights are ours by birth, not by permission. Government answers to the people — not the other way around.
That's what I celebrate today. Not just where we've been, but the responsibility we've inherited.
America began with the bold belief that ordinary people could govern themselves. Every generation has been called to make that promise a little more real.